Are there any 100 complete dinosaur skeletons?

RALEIGH, N.C. — A 67-million-year-old battle for the ages is heading to the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. All those years ago, a Tyrannosaurus rex and a Triceratops horridus were buried together. This is also the only 100\% complete skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus ever discovered.

How much does a full dinosaur fossil cost?

An entire dinosaur skeleton–though they are seldom more than 70\% complete–can easily cost several million dollars. Sue, a 90\% complete tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, brought $8.36 million when she was sold at auction by Sotheby’s in 1997.

How much is a real T Rex skeleton?

Topline. A nearly complete skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex, standing 13 feet high, 40 feet long and comprised of 188 bones, sold at auction for a whopping $31.8 million Tuesday night, breaking the record for the highest price paid for dinosaur fossils.

Can you buy dinosaur fossils?

We offer a wide range of legally collected dinosaur fossils for sale including dinosaur teeth, bones and claws from many locations around the world.

What is the most complete dinosaur skeleton?

Museums Victoria today confirmed it has acquired a near-complete fossil of a 67-million-year-old adult Triceratops horridus. At 87\% complete, the specimen is the most complete and most finely preserved Triceratops ever found, including skin impressions and tendons, and the complete skull and spine.

How much does a Tyrannosaurus cost?

No one was expecting Stan to sell for so much. The famous Tyrannosaurus rex specimen went at auction for $31.8 million on October 6. That’s more than twice the adjusted value of Sue, the most complete T. rex yet found, which sold for over $8.3 million in 1997.

Where can I find real dinosaur fossils?

The most dinosaur fossils and the greatest variety of species have been found high in the deserts and badlands of North America, China and Argentina.

Is petrified poop worth money?

Coprolites can range in value from a few dollars to many thousands of dollars, Frandsen said. For instance, in 2014, one of the longest-known coprolites sold at auction for more than $10,000. Frandsen said that size, distinct impressions, ripples and “the classic poo look” make a coprolite expensive or valuable.